Nasdaq

Nasdaq, Inc., incorporated in 1971, is headquartered in New York City, New York, United States, and functions across several business categories, including Market Services, Corporate Services, Information Services, and Market Technology. It delivers trading, clearing, and settlement services for multiple asset classes, listing services, investor relations products for public companies, data products, index licensing, and services, as well as technology solutions for trading, clearing, and settlement to other exchanges and companies. This company is renowned for operating The Nasdaq Stock Market, a leading stock exchange home to high-tech, biotech, and Internet companies. Additionally, after acquiring OMX in 2007, it became Nasdaq OMX, which encompasses a group of stock exchanges in the Nordic and Baltic regions. With products and services available in several countries globally, the United States remains a pivotal market for Nasdaq. However, its technological influence and services extend to Europe, including key markets like Sweden, Finland, and the Baltic nations, as well as Asia, and other major financial centers. Over 50 international markets utilize Nasdaq's technology, and the company oversees exchanges and clearinghouses around the world. (Powered by AI)